Our first thanks go to the artists. Telecom Prospect 2004 is fuelled by the enthusiasm, openness and creativity of the artists who have taken part in this project. Thank you for all your work! City Gallery Wellington also gratefully acknowledges the support of the 'behind the scenes' people: the artists' partners, families and friends.

It has been a great pleasure to work with our partner venues on Telecom Prospect 2004. The staff of City Gallery Wellington are grateful for the enthusiasm and support shown by:

Sophie McIntyre, Kate Griffin, Emily Cormack, Danae Mossman and Pania Walton, Adam Art Gallery; Frank Stark, Mark Williams and Monika Ahuriri, New Zealand Film Archive; Massey University.

Support for Telecom Prospect 2004 came from far and wide. We warmly thank the following people for their contributions to this major project:

Telecom Prospect 2004 Curatorial Advisory Panel: Mark Amery; David Cross; Eugene Hansen; Sophie Jerram; Tracey Monastra; Sophie McIntyre; Gregory O'Brien; Lara Strongman; Mark Williams.

Telecom Prospect 2004 Essayists: Tobias Berger; Gwynneth Porter; Ian Wedde.

Telecom Prospect 2004 Viewpoint Contributors: Mark Amery; Penny Ashton; Christina Barton; Seddon Bennington; Ron Brownson; Anthony Byrt; Russell Campbell; David Cross; Rosemary Forde; Jenny Gibbs; Allan Hawke; Cass Hesom-Williams; Holden Hohaia; Francis Hooper; Thomas La Hood; Denise L'Estrange-Corbet; Charlotte Huddleston; Sam Kebbell; the late Michael King (and his children Rachael King and Jonathan King); August Kleinzahler; Bill Manhire; David Mackay; Eric Ngan; Darcy Nicholas; Rt. Hon. Winston Peters; Hon. Richard Prebble; Renny Pritikin; Huhana Smith; C.K. Stead; Ngahuia Te Awekotuku; Judith Tizard; Linda Tyler; James Wallace; Andrew Paul Wood.

City Gallery Wellington would also like to acknowledge the support of the private lenders, dealer galleries and public institutions who made work available for Telecom Prospect 2004, including:

Anna Bibby, Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland; The Arbuckle Art Trust, Christchurch; Alison Bartley, Tim Nees and Amy Wright, Bartley Nees Gallery, Wellington; Jenny Nelligan, Bowen Galleries, Wellington; Rob Gardiner and Sue Gardiner, Chartwell Collection; Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu; Judith Gifford, Brooke-Gifford Gallery, Christchurch; Grant Banbury, Campbell Grant Gallery, Christchurch; Darren Knight, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney; Digital Sparks Ltd, Auckland; Natalie Portland, Ferner Galleries Auckland, Parnell and Wellington; Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth; John Gow, Gary Langsford and Melanie Roger, Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland; NewBOLDArt Collection, Wairarapa; Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa; Hamish McKay and Andrew Thomas, Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington; Melanie Hogg; Ivan Anthony, Ivan Anthony Gallery, Auckland; The James Wallace Charitable Arts Trust; Jonathan Smart, Jonathan Smart Gallery, Christchurch; Paul McNamara, McNamara Gallery, Wanganui; Michael Lett, Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland, Milford Galleries, Auckland; Peter McLeavey, Peter McLeavey Gallery, Wellington; Roslyn Oxley, Tony Oxley and the staff at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney; Scott Donovan, Sydney; John McCormack and Dominic Feuchs, Starkwhite, Auckland; Sue Crockford and Isha Welsh, Sue Crockford Gallery, Auckland; Te Mata House Gallery, Havelock North; Victoria Timpany and Peter Duncan, Temple Gallery, Dunedin

Emma's shout-out: Janet Abbott, Tobias Berger, Rosemary Forde, Colin Hodson, John Hurrell, Robert Leonard, Justin Paton, Gwyn Porter, Simon Rees, Johanna Sanders, Louise Tulett, Caroline Vercoe, and all the staff at City Gallery Wellington.

City Gallery Wellington would like to thank: Mike Ainsworth; Kaleb Bennett; Gerard Brown; Phill Brown; Sally Coe; Natasha Conland; Conservatorium of Music, Massey University Wellington; David Clegg; Creative New Zealand; Clem Devine; Sean Duxfield; Dennis Feaver; Gemma Gracewood, Megan Hosking; 50Hz; International Institute of Modern Letters, Victoria University of Wellington; Harold Kwok; Katrin McKinnon; Stuart Mitchell; New Zealand School of Dance; Neil Pardington; Mary Parker; Signer; Toi Whakaari New Zealand Drama School; Carlos Wedde, and all the artists, speakers and performers whose invaluable contributions make up the Telecom Prospect 2004 public events programme.

The Adam Art Gallery would like to thank: Alistair Blair; Phill Brown; Francis Cheetham; Amy Howden-Chapman; Lisa Kerr; Sarah Snelling; Hannah Thomson; Te Rangi Tinirau; Sarah Titheridge. The Adam Art Gallery would also like to acknowledge the support of their invaluable team of volunteers.

The New Zealand Film Archive would like to thank: Bruce Anderson; Julian Miller; Dan McKirdy; Johnny Morris.